Sentence examples for newsworthy of from inspiring English sources
Life on such a body is, presumably, out of the question.Some needle; some haystackThat Xavier Dumusque (the paper's lead author) and his colleagues were able to find the thing at all, however, is newsworthy of itself.
■ The ethical question of the week is whether Ariana Huffington, editor-in-chief of the eponymous Post, should take a seat on the board of that most newsworthy of companies, Uber?
Schiller's Mary Stuart has been surprisingly newsworthy of late, partly due to the success of Phyllida Lloyd's modern-dress production on Broadway, but also when the unfortunate actor playing Mortimer at the Vienna Burgtheater cut his throat for real last year on a prop knife that hadn't been blunted.
Among the most newsworthy of these changes is the announced resignation of CEO Rob McEwen Rob McEwen.
Perhaps the most newsworthy of the chaplains was Daniel Berrigan who, while Assistant Director of CURW, became a national leader in protesting the Vietnam War.
Obscure religious groups can be very newsworthy, of course, particularly when the line between self-destructive or harmful behavior and unusual but largely harmless traditions is blurred.
And we were interviewing people in an attempt to try and squeeze something newsworthy out of them.
Citizenfour, Laura Poitras' exciting and newsworthy portrait-of-a-whistleblower documentary, is something all too rare: a movie about a seismic event that seems to take place right at the centre of the earthquake.
It is to present a variety of interesting and newsworthy points of view, at least some of which will be contrary to The Times's own point of view, expressed in its editorials.
Even outside of the newsworthy elements of this interview, I think you're going to enjoy the brutally honest conversation we had here with Rep. Wasserman Schultz.
Airbnb reacted aggressively to newsworthy stories of renter abuse of hosts' property with new policies, procedures, and liability insurance (Ngak 2012).
